A common problem for aging adults is that they spend too many of their meals alone and that impacts how well they’re eating. Companion care at home can offer a solution.
Having a solid plan following surgery that includes temporary live-in home care is a great way to help everyone feel better about this transition time.
Dementia home care can help seniors with Alzheimer’s stay healthy at home. In addition here are some tips that can help seniors with Alzheimer’s eat more.
With personal care at home, your mom or dad will have dedicated and compassionate help doing the tasks that are difficult for them, like getting dressed.
The later stages of COPD can be extremely difficult for aging adults. Hospice care providers help patients and families. Here’s how it helps.
Your senior will have help around the house, regular visits, and the peace of mind of knowing they can continue living independently with in-home care.
If your loved one enjoys the kitchen and cooking but just needs a bit of help, a home care assistance provider can help. Here are some safety tips.
We’ve put together a list of five key differences between live-in home care and hourly home care aides to help make an informed decision.
With companion care at home, seniors get regular visits from a care provider who will spend time with them and make sure that your mom or dad is getting social engagement.
Whether your elderly loved one is looking for something to do on her own, with her in-home care provider, or with the entire family, here are eight low-cost activities.
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